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nUot -llttii:rsrogirp has this dtiy honoured the event which has taticztt place, 'es well • sea:011, SePill, already to resolve the question fomis the objcii of your Excellency s Note, ' th Unklersign , :d will tike the, earliest opportunity to hrina it to oe knowledge of his Master; and flat tcTs himself !:0 shall soot) he able to return -the ..(t , r. `,l.' ,e Undersigned avails hirnselt with plea ,t of this opportunity to request, his; KisCellency to accept the assurance of bk sincere respea. No:VlT.—Note addresed by BarPti tYBE , to:Count Bra N - SrourF,-Diredof of; the Department Of Fo reign Affairs..'. Nov 24, 'lBO7. The _Undersigned bait not failed to bring to the knowledge of the King, his Mastvi, the contents of the Note witich his Excellency Count BaaxsToarr addre,,sed to him tire stli of November last and of the copy, which accompanied the same.—lt is by , order of his Court, that the Undersigned hastens to declare to the Dani-h 'Minister, that all explanation, with hegard to the Note above-meationed, becomes" supeennOns; his Majesty being of opinion'that'he ought solely to be judged by his actions, which ,he shall always knOvo how to justify;--The Under sig,ned. having the honour to present this answer to 'Count BERNsoltril Director of the Department of TrOrei,o; - Atfrirs, begs leave:, at the same.time, to re peat. t he assorance of his high consideratiOn. No. VIIr.--NOte addressed by Count BERNSTORFF, Minister of Sate, to Baron `Litwin: ' Kith Dec. 4, 184. • The TJriciersigned, - Diredor of the Department of Voteign Affairs, has had'the honour rolteceive the Note whirls Baron l'Avuu bad the goodness to ad dress'to'him on the 24th of November, in -order to declare that' the Court of Stockholm , deem it super- Bnous to give the demanded; explanation with I'es j,i116 tlle dispositiOrt which the English Minis ter I)3s' thought hinhelf , authorised to attribute to hi 's Swedish" Mojeity ‘v it h respei7l , to•Dentnark.. —The Danish 'Government , thought 'to - . make a service to the Court of Swalen, by offering an cppoltonity tO refute a charge, which it felt in clined to'consider as calumnious; and winch, as long as it remains undemed, cannot but compromise those against whom it is. preferred.: The, said Govern, meld is the roores'orprised at-the refusal of the ex planation solicited, as this reinsal is but too 'liable to t i.onsidereo aSa tacit acknowle=dgment of the in- • teniions which were annottuced in au official man tier Uy the intimate :illy of Sweden. .41.ndthese pre tended intentions being clearly hostilv against Den shd 'was the more of opinion,that Bite owed it to herself to demand from the S weclish Government a denial thereof, without waiting until actions should furnish the necessary inform ition on the subjed: The reasons which occasioned the 'above demand existing still in all their force, the Undersigned is authorised 'to expel it here, and requests 4arOn TAUBE will have the goodness to' support it'at iris - Court. lie has the honour to repeat on this occa sion the a:isotatice of his high consideration. • No. IX.—Note addressed by Baron TAUBE to Count Bit3tsToßvr. Zia, •Dec. at, 1807. Thtlt. Undersigned bas brought die Note to the koma.dge of the King,' his Master, which Count ButtNsTony, had the goodness to adOress to him on th 0,4111 of DtTeniber, Vouching the explanation re by the Court ot Copenhagen, with, regard to a pretended antumeiltion of intentions Entertain ed to Sw&len to occivy the Island or Zealand with bwenisb troops. The King avoided once to 'explain hitpielf on this subjea ; but as the Danish Govern ment rf‘iittites an aitsts'er, the 'Undersigned is ordered to ifect,ire in an official uannir, that hal his rviajesty judged it necessary to occupy Zealand with his troops jointly with Jhose efhisAlly, he should have dune it, and the .King wi'l;be4-,thathe way never find. • himself iu the ease w regreObat he atled otherwise. r ilte Undersigned.has the konour to renew to Count SVH:131'0111 , 1 , the : assurancu of his high considera , 1 / 018, JAN. Conservatory Senait as sentled to the number of members pr escr ib e d b y Arttcht 60, of the Mt of the Constitution of the g2d• Friitiaire,'year having considered• the projet a the Scions Consultum, drawn in_thV form pre scribed by Article.s7, of tbeConstitutional AO of 18thThertOidor,' year t 6; s after . haOng heard the motives of the said projet, the Orators of the.Coun iii of Steite, and thik Report Of the Special Commis sion 4lom . 1 . 11;1411 in ti,esittinA'of the —l,6tli, of this month, the • adoption having been . diActtised with the trumber of voices preScribed. by Article . 56;0f the Organic Settatuf , ,Consultiint of the 16th ofTlier mi'dor, year t 4, detleeS as 10110WS Art, 1. tight) , tiv)c.. , ,onit Conscripts of the Conscription of the yesr isq, arc placed at the disposal of Govern root, if. They shall be taken from among the yotiths born be. t Weett the Ist ollgti. 174, and an. ;790. 111, .Thi. ) , snail be employer, should there be occasion, ter cu,i~hltti the legiops of reserve 9k the, Interior, and the reeiinia. t rA having. t hcir deign* in France. he prew,eht•Settato.l Conhuittms shalt i Oc transmit ted' to his imperial and Royal Majesty. The Pre ident and Secretaties., (Signed) CA 3 1 , 11AdEnvi. Arch-ehaneellor of t-he Empire, Presidwt. T. HEpouvILLE FLEIiW Y N, Secretary. St2en and Settled, the Chancellor of the Senate. (Siwied) 1,.t PLApt. We require and cotninanti ;bat these presents, by the :wali of - StatQ, and. inserted in the tin des .I.riir,, shall be adcirk sled to the courts . and Antherities, that may be inscribed in registers, and ob- A, , ,.ved, and eaustd tn.be observed, and our* rand j ti o ge , the 'Mini iter of Justice, is charged to soper intend tidliuhlication, • (Signed) NAPOLEON. Oy :he 13 torero'', thc Minimar Barr, tary of Stott, - (Signed) H. &MARE/. ':.<42% LI by us, the Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, (Signed) , cA MBACIMEIL Thor! aria ;vain 'near Gottectburgh font English which &Aga to interniptthe navigation be. Detittlark.linn Notwity. The Asiatic Cum .!, cxpv.!;';.t-r tiett , return of live Shipp riobly the vdiud of .9;th's,,l3l:V.rix-dullars, i currency. Porn' tire LONDON . GAZE ITS,_ 14. , 2, !SOL • - Whitehall, Feb. 2. The King. has been pleased to present the ilen. and 'Rev. I- . .fugh Percy, Clerk, IVlaiter of Arts, to the Rec:torrof 13ishopsb4.)urn, with the Chapel of Bar ham thereunto annexed, in the COunty of Kent . atid Diocese- of Canterbury, void by the ticath of Mon taAti Davis, Co-h. Crown-Offer, Feb. 2, ISOB. ttn:imus RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT FATILIAMENT. li, , r.,ugh of Clitherow 'aims Gordon, of Wll-street, Berke ley .titt.tre, in the County of Aliddlesex, ESq• in the room of in, lion. john Gust, now Lotd Brownlow, called up to the Ht,useot Peers. Borough of Tiverton—The Right lion. Richard Ryder, of Ltelxln's Inn, in the County of Middlesex. • War-Office,. F,G.• 2, 1808. 2al Regiimnit of Lite Guards, Litutenant.G. 8.. D. Cromp ton, ii-nkthe.l3th Light . Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub , Lieutenant, by purchase; vice Cobden, who retires. • tst Reginient Of OragoOw Guards, Thomas Nutcombe (,2uicke, Gent. to be Cornet, 'by purchase, vice.Dowson, piomoted. 6th Replica of Dragoont, Captain W. F. 1 - ladden, from Major-tit:twill Rainsay's - ,Reginient, to' be Captain of a Trooll, vice stackpoule, who exchanges. t6tit Regiment of Lignt .Dragoons, Henry:Bence Bence, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hay, promoted. loth Onto, Lieutenant Edward' Mortimer to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vie . Murray, promoted in the 26th font. 215 t Ditto, Cornet Henry Evatt to. be Lieutenant, 'by pur i.liase-,.- vice , Morgan, romoted iii the 'ph - Foot. • , - •ist Regiment of Foot Guards, /too. -;—• Caulfield to he En sign, by purchase, vice Kortnn,,nt, who retires. John Lloyd . Oukentielti, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sianhope, promoted: • 3d Regitnent of •Foot, Captain lohn Boland, from Half-pay 01 the Scotch Brigade, to be Captain of a coriipar).; vice Saund4rson ) who excliangei, receiving - ' the Aitfeicuce., Lieutenant Arthur Gordon . to be Captain of:a Company, by purchase, vice Hobson, who. medics. Ensign Richard Houghton to be Lieutenant,, vile Guidon. • 7th Ditto, Major William I•lctity Disney; from the 6th Gar rison Battalion, to be Mak.r,•vi,,,e Herbert,' Captain Hugh P. Davtson, trout , he 7111 4Vest India Regiment, to be CJI)I4ItI. - ot C'.oinpany, vitae:Weeks, who exchanges. btli Ditto, Henry t:iaretice. S‘..olia•n, Gent. to be Er.sigii„ wittiout pori_nase, Ni,e Cot u, , pn - inioted. kieliard Knox, • Gent. to be . Elioigit, .• deceased.- 90 Dim, Sawn,:! Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-' chase, rice hoarse, vr..,ti ten. ,• Ai is I out. .1.,6•0 4 ... Lieutenants—Ensign John . S. Vv Ensign lict? • Ensign Robert C. Man sal, i:iisign Wrli.im Karmic.. Ensign David Henderson, fforn tite 91i, Garrison Battalion. Ensign John from the but ditto, Ensign John Watts Bowen,. from the 35th Foot, Enailti • Edward Newton, !rum the 6:11 Foot. Tu be Ensign -Chutes Darvlll, Gent. vice Windle. - • ' t itii rittto, Lieuteli,uit Thomas B.• Lander, from the King's County httlttas,, to be Ensign. .1/ • iiiito.. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Hugh Cringan. Ensign Henry I'resloo. and Adjntaut Willtant to have inc lank of Lient,i,ailt. Ensign James Jack son, front the 83d Foot. Ensigt, 'Edward Tronson, unlit the tin Garrison Battalion. Liti.igri Henry Moore. Ensign Dicks .n. - 25th .Ditto, Ensign Robert Williams to he Lieutenant, with out purchase,• vice Crotty, .wito resigns. Vt4unteer lames Anthony to be Ensign, vice IVilli, its.• 27th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon M. Alexander, from the Cur.: scan Rapiers, tube' Assistant surgeon, vice Hamilton, deceased." joth Ditto, Ensign Washington Carden to be Lieutenant, vice Man,;iii, Kichanf Mayne, Gent, to be En . sign, vice Carden. 34th Ditto, Frederick liovenden, Gent. , to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice browitriggi Superkdecl 4 ist Ditto, Lieutenan; T, Mathews, front 'the Wiltshire Militia, to'be Ensign.' oil Ditto, Lieutenant James Stuart, from the Perth Militia., to be Ensign. Di,to, nuoign lornothatt r'..ii6trti to ix LienterMit, vice ‘Vtiose Appointment has nut taken place. • 46th Dia() ) Cilarles Dawc, to be •lsusign , by put. chase, vice beatiloy, promoted ii the '7th Foot, 4th Ditto, Ensign John Cutithertseit to he Lieutenant, without purchase. lieutenant Henry L' Estrange, from the King a County Militia,. to De Ensign. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Alex a t i je t Garr ett , fipin the' North Mayo Militia, - to be Ensign. • svli Ditto, brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Savary, from the New, South Wales Corps, to be Captai n of a Comp an y, without pittehase, vice Grove, appointed to the 3d..ic0,) ai Veteran Battalion. • .- sSth Ditto, Hospital-Mate Williain.Eainpfield to be Assist. ant- Surgeon. 61st.Diito, Allen Cox';' Gent. to, be Ensign, by purchase, vivo Falkiner, promoted; 62.t1 Ditto, Lieutenant Matthew Moore, from the Wiltshire Militia, to be. Ensign. Ensign Cottony julmstone, ItOni the F urth Devon Militia, to - be Ehaten. 66th D,itto, Lieutenant T. 11. Hicken, (Mtn the zd West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Kintner, who ex • changes. • 67tH Ditto, Captain ilenry Sullivan, from the' Stit Foot, to be Major, by purclese, vice Duckwurth, promuted in the • St West India Regiment: 69th 'fo be Lieutenants—Ensign J ohn Reed. Ensig n Alexander Alexander. , Ensign kVilliani.Harrison. Ensign William Norton. fo be Ensigns—klarmisn Du Lotion, Gent, vice Reed. Ede ward Sprowle, Gent. vice Alexander. William Sheehan, Cant, .vice llarr6on. Roger franklyn, , Cent. vice Norton. Both Ditto, refer Maclaine, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Dale, ' &ceased.. list Ditto, Major W. T. Edwards, front the 9th Garrison battalion, to'bc Major, vice Abercruniby:' 83d Ditto, William Cuininins, Gent, to be Ensign, without. vice Jackson, promoted in the 13th Foot. • 84th Ditto, Nicholas Raven, Gent, to be Ensien, bypur. • chase, vice Stulkait, promoted:' Seth' Ditto, Major Charles Ctigan from the 6th Garrison Battalion, tube Major, • • , Ditto, • Ensign 'witty rowel . , from the Waterford Mi litia, to be Ensign. 91st Ditto, Major John Ross, front the 524 Footto be Lieu. tettanteolottel, by purchase, vice Loraing who retires, 9ld Ditto, Captain William horn :C. Davys, ho Halt-pay of 'trent:ifs late Levy, r to be Captain ut a Company, vice Featherstenhiiugh, whir exchanges, 94th Ditto, Ensign Tristram' Radcliff; (tom' the 35th Foot, : to be Lieutenant, by puiehate, vice Munro, promoted. 9th Ditto, Captain Campbell, (rum the k erth Militia, to be Scottie! Lientetrint. vice Eclea, promoted. 96th Ditto,. Captain Charles Jusie Da 4.!orci, front the Royal Reginivut at Marta, to be Captain of a Company, vice Warren, who exchanges. 99th Ditto, Major lohn Grey, from, the gth Gattison Induce lion, 'to be Major, :vie* Darling., New South Wales Corps, Lieutenant john Ouseley Ker rie,),,, from the Royals, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. z 1 %Veit India Regiment, Lieutenant joint Kinn:let * Itoin the Gtilit Font, to tie - Lieutenant, vice Hicken,. v!he ex changes. 7th Ditto, Captain Robert Jenkins, front the 66th Foot', to be NI ajor, with Out purchase, vice Barnard. Captain lOUs Wicks, Hopi the 7111 eot,"te be Captioii Of a Company, vice. Davison, who exchanges. Majur-Gennsral Ramsay's Keeiment, Captain J, 'M. Stick puide, from the 6th Waggons, 'to be Captain of a Cont. pony, vice Hadden, Witt eadiunge*. Wattoilte'S Regiment, Ensign and Adjutant Joseph Ma i:fort tOnave the Ranicof Lieutenant. Ensign' De • Si,' Martin to be Lieutenant, vice Pestalozzi, deceased. De Roverea, Gent , to be Ensign, vice f' aticiie p ,vho rtsigns. Assistant-Surgeen Strolune)er, of kni.. berg's late Regiment,' to be Assistant. Surgeon, tract: Coin. retitiader, who resigns. • • , Royal Corsican haligers, Hospital. Mate Edward, Dow ,to be Assistant-Surgeoo, vice Altunder, appointed to the' i7th , Flint. Royal- Regiment of Malts, Captain John Warren from the 96ih',1:00t, to be Captain or a Company, vice De Cocci, who exchanges. - • Royal Yin* Itangeni, Captain the Honourable:R. De Beetle from tta,,3t , :11 Rout, to be Major, without par chasi., viCeTtinritton. 4th Garrtsott Biittaboo,' Enbigrt Wm. Elliott, from the g6th ot, col* 6:4 Ditto, dptain 'oho liarvey, from the Soth Fool; to be Major, vii:c Diktey, 4)poioteti to the 7th root. • gth Ditto, Captain William Smelt, from the 4tli Dragoons, to be Major, vice Grey, appointed to the 99th Foot. Cap . tain George Berkeley, from the 35th Foot, .tu be Major, Vice Edwards, appointed to the gist Foot.. john Fallon. Cent, to be Ensign, vice. Henderson, promuttd in the Loth l• oo t . - • ultt Royal , Veteran Battalion, Captain Neil O'Donnell, from the lith West India Regiment, to be. Captain of a Company. • TIY . King's German Legibn. 2d Battaiiiin of the Line, Ens-4 ii Gottitied .De Einem to be Lieureimat, vice I;i:uei - i - nan, liverbetied. Cadet Serjeant Augustus Smidt to he Ensign, vice - BA [MACK'S. John Soady, Cent. to be a Barrack-Master in Great Britain, vice Manley, who resigns. STAFF. Francis Wemyss, Esq. to be Paymaster of a Recniiting triCt in Inland. • • • STAFF IN NORTH AMERICA. To beinspeaing Field Officers or, the in the Pro vinces of Canada and Nova Scot a, with the RAnk. and Pay of Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army CAt4ADA. Major Donala.campbell, frw the 4oth Foot. Major .A,n, thew F. Bernard, from tY.e 7th 1v India 1(0;4:lent. Major the Hon, George Cariev , u, 6%1111 - tilt; 271 n Foot. Major .the Itoit. Alex. /lb.:A:11)10)y, frinn tile S iat Foin. Major Wm. Thornton; 'horn the . Royal lurk Rangers. Major the lion. R.,Trench, Irom the 96th. Foot. NOVA SCOCIA. Major Dennis flerbtrti•troin the 7th Foot; -Major Henry C. Darling, Vont the 9uth I , c:tot. Major Georg Cuy troin the 86th Foot. v. Nldj,:r the Boa. licttry King, front the - st it loot. • • •, • Northern Corps of Manx Volunteers, Lieutenant john Monk to b.vCaptain dr' otnpaqi;, , , , tre Howard., deceased. iIweaANI)UM. )U The Appointment of Itlw,int'Tentple, Gent. to be Fn. sign in the 4th Foot, .as. Stated in the Gazette of the tBth April last, has taken place.' The ult.., r- mein ioneil Oliircrs are Superseded, being absent with..nit leave. 36th Voot, Lieutenant George Lyndon. Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant Witlitn Hewetson. ERRATUM in the Gazette of,igth 114 List. 57th Foot.- For Thomas Thornton, Gent.. to be Ensign, .fee. read :Vial - shall - Thornton; Geist, to be .Ensign, iSce. . - . Conmiuhn in Mt North Worcebter Volunteer Infantry, slgveti by the 16:r Lord Lieatexant ;J t. Cuanui of ll'ercetur.' - • Benjamin 'nit, Gent. to be Adjutant. Datvd lattuary 23, ISOB. Committhns signrd tbe. Ln d Lieutenant of Cheshire. • Roal Cbeitirti Adjutant John Erriugton to be Captain-, by Breiet. Dated 1411. t 6. !Sots. , Lsia/ illacariflegPchrectrs. _ • Ensign fames S wattle to be I.l , :.utenant, vice Entwistle, re. si};un Dated Dee. 31, tBO7. To be EnsignS—Richard Tunstall, Gent. vice Samuel Pear- Aon, promoted. D.ited as above. Nathaniel Pearson, Gent. vice S waine, p:omoted. Dated as ab,vc.. David Bromic, • Getbi. vice Cliapwan, Dated as above. A . K Rurzs. • Willi:int Easton and Robert Easton, jun. of Buck lersbury, warehousemen, to surrender Feb. 9, 16, at one, . am! March •s,• at ten,- at Guildhall. Attorney, Air. Williams, Kett Linn-square. • John -Phoenix, of Liverpool, merchant, Feb.' 22, 23, and. March is, at one; at the Globe 'tavern, Liverpool. Attar.; flies,- Mr. Rowlinson, Liverpeol i• or Mr.. Rusvlinson, Church-yard-cOurt, 'temple, Lunclort. Elizabeth liulme, 'ot Manchester, , viduallet, Feb, 18i. 9, and Nlarch is, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. johnson - and Alancliester: - Joseph VickleSeddon, of ituitierton, Middlesex, merchant, Feb. 6,,i6, 3011 Marcit 15; at ten, at Guildhall. • Atiocnik!s, Messrs. Alcoa, and •C'orner,. • Yor'.:-stte..a, Sourlswark, 'Surrey. IVilliarn Mayetl, late 01' 6xeter, jeweller, Fab. 6, at two, 16, and March ti, at ten, at Mr. Orchard; (Litton-Garden: Samuel Roberts, late of Rhavader, RiAtiorshire, 1i;o1:41. manotatiorer, Feb. 23, 24. Ulla h141,:n I S at ten, at the Red Lion inn, Heretord. Attornies, tr. G Ilre,•011 ; or Messrs. Streqt anti WOOIIC, n-wet l'encautc.ll- si rect. joint v , Lit itlrpx,il-strete,cpray'3-Inn-I;inc,' l,o baktr, I.c Ij, to, 1•14ri.:11 5, at eleven, at c;uiili. -11411 lz .. Attorney, MI —Nett , l's:uchurcti.atmet. William Dairies, Nuttli.street, St.' Luke, Chelsr.a, illesex plasterer, Feb. ro, t 6, ata 4.1411:11 t 5, at terr a at C ,Artorney, iluward, flare•i:utirt,Teritpe. DIPIDENUS. March 2g. lames Hurry, of Na's 11ml-court Gracechurch. ..sireiA, London, merchant, 4; tea at Guildhall., tyLtruit 29. tqcll.lrkl l'owles. of dag's 'court, Grace. eiturcii-sireet, inerehani, at ten, at G uildh4ll• Match t. Henry Nantes, of %V.irriford-court, - Throginorton. street, Londcin, merchant, at 41104:11, at Feb. 20. loseph Loveil, iww or ..late of .Birmingham; pin-. 3114111.1111CtUter, at eleven, at Style's Hotel, "I:innple.row, Birmingham. • Feb. 27. Robert Atkinson, of Manchester, innkeeper, at two, at. the Coach and Hboiss,'Minche 9 fer- Feb. 27. William Jackaurt, yfsl4intenester, DU-fining-Cut . ter, at two, at . tile Bridgewater A nils, Nlaiu.liester, • March 1.. .loshuit Morgan, of lantaliar;.briii, Calinarthen . shire, timber-merchant, at ten, at.trie,G;ilden Liutt Inn, I.3reettn. - • Feb. 29.:Williant Middleton, John Hoiland Pemberton,' and George Fetton, of Liverpocit, rrierclubts, at uitc, at the Globe Tav;:in, Li verpnol. Feb. 24. Moses wood, now or-late of Dean-street, St. Ann, Westminster, tailor,. at ten, at Guildhall. - Feb. 23. Stephen Purkiss, now or late of Aeton.green,Mid (144st:it, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 27. iatnei, Brost, of Go4vvoll-street, Middlesex, brass. founder, at ten, at ( Juitah,ll.. Feb. 23 ileage Frederick G nitre, of 'rooky - street, South.. wark, Surrey, ruttier Mt II '6*, at tWCIVC, at Guildhall, London. CER-77FICATZT. Feb. 23. Archibald' liaiu, late of Snrinarit, in the West Indies, but nw.of Castle.court, Ilir‘hin4ane, .I.ondun, merchant. - . . • lames Hawkins, of Mill-pond7strect, Bermondsey, Surrey ' , boar-builder. Alexander Sibbald, of Wapping.strtet, Middlesex, slop. lame, ofliverpocil, merchant. Thomas liavrea, now or late of Xindcrtun, Cheshire, wine spilit-increffilnt. Charles Bartlett, of Cannon•street.road, Middlesex,"stone. osWalr.l, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, „bread-baker. Robert Adams, of Southampton, ship.builder. PARTNEItSiIIPS DIS , OLVED. W. Randall and t. Atandall, Maidstone, nurserymen. I'. Banbury and W. Griffin ' Coventry, La-merchants, Miles and Wm. ISurkitt, 'llarogniortoti-street, loseph Chapman anti Miles Burkitt, Leactontialf.street, the:. CUitCfS. R. Manikin and E. Mines, Bury St. Edmund's, grocers. • .loscph brook and Josiah Lam:4l3l4c, York., ,prutters. • eirtieS l:urtis and Fors•er Coar, Old Fish:Street, chemists. T.;Multratri, J. frilly, and 1. T a yl or , Sh e ffi e ld, merchants. Land It, W 416a:rib, Angel-court, Skinner street,. jeWelieri. Bride and 'l'. ' Osendun street, printer s .' Francis Westerman, and James ivlellor, Tti.rsk, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners. • Haywood and T. Manchester, machine-m a k ers. Louie Beauvais and Belsham, Geo. Atkinson, Fenchurch,street. • , Dorothy, .Eleanor, Elizabeth, Mary, anti Hannah Stockcialg, Preston, Yorkshire, litim.drapers. • jolin Cut libert, jun. and , W. Lord, Whitby, tabinetrtnakers. 1. klionatou, f , and A, Oughterson, Glasgow, merchants. • On a moderate computation ire hundred dew shops are yearly. opened in the Cities. of London acid Westiniimer, of .which tt very considerable number may undonbtedly be attributed to. the:acquirement of Shares of Cl'apital Prizes in the succesiive State Lottcriei. The prevent &mat .Scheme, !row its lut i st extraerdiparyobunitlnce of principal Prizes; is more `that' ever t ed' this laudable:punk:lit 'of trade. - • ' • • - • • LUNDON • I rinte,t bY RICHARD HAxxcs Of NO. 4, Marclett.court. Isow. s t rett; and pubilshed br WILLIAM AR LIICIR Scalp's, of Solo At the SuN-Chtvtce No. 1 12, Strand where Abet tisentents, Ciraeze for the Paper, letters for the Bailor, slc ROKBLARGIIE SUCCESSIOII. 1 The recent decision of the Court of Session , settiti l • , • - , aside certain 'deeds executed by 'the last Dul:e (il Roxauaoute, 'was stated in several of the 1 London '• , Newspapers -in an .erraueous' manner: This must -have been obvions to every person acquainted with • , the otlstitution of that Court : it' was s iid that levet} of the Judges had voted fix sustAining th,..:,;(.1 • deeds, and seven, includingthe „Lord Pre_sidert 4.11,. the Cuitrt, for -reducing theta ; and that Ole Preq . 1 cent had also given hii casting' vote against tlit , _ deeds. As the President has no ofqiinal vote, lint only a 'casting vote, in case ot equality aniong 1/• - other Judges, it is obvious that the statement, n-; i-• ,was given, could not be correct. But it also stated the numbers on the di.iiisint . - very incorree.tiy. The whole 15. Judges Were pre- I sent on the Bench oh. the mh ult..when the va)i4titY j of the deeds above allu;"`rA to was decided on. Tilf , - Whole ot them deliveied their-opinions, and the voor stood thus :.=-- For reduLting`tlie Deeds. 2 .- For sustaining them. . -. I. Lord Dunsinnan 1. Lord justice C1,:r1:: 2. ---- - Craig ' • a. --- Pol k env net C "I 3. --- Glenlec . 3. ---. Culicn 4. ----- .ikle3dokvbank 4. --,-* Alinadale S. ---- ittiMutO 5. --- Batlll.ltyrTe I t). - er:nand 6. Newton 7. --''' ) , V P oodh ----- ouske , 8. - Ronertson • Tiins..the Lord Presideut had.no opportunity (0 give his vote; but he gave iii3 . opinion, as with the ~ majority, atatl for Teduciir. the deeds. II _. ‘ , .„ . , . . SIIIP NEU'S. CRAV/SIND, FKIIRMA'RY r. Passed by- , -The Sir S. Lusnington, Gray, from r.ornltiy - ; Ann, 14eWcfs, froin•Ne, , —Vork ; George, tiogiws, from WJterforill GjoriA, Yelew, and the Ocea tt r , Crawtlird; from Molite Video. , . . • . 1.11R7115. • On Saturday last, the Lady of Richird Dixon, Esq, of the City Repository, Barbican, of twin,.: . The same d.iy, at Norwich, the Lady of Horatio_ fleevor.".... Esq. of the Hon. East- India Company's Seryiee, of it 1):14i . . . ter. , . On Monday, the Lady of. the Rev. Hens? Hutton, of a Daughter. ' -• . 'On the 30th ult. at his house at Chelsca, the Lady of - aa', I.ev. John Rush, of a Son o '. . ,_*, . .... . Lately, in Clare-str3et, Dtiblin, the lion. Mrs:Plunkett, , , of a Son. - ' ' , . . -' • • . !'''' ..1144RRIED ' • ' •- On Saturday last, at Mary-le.hnne Church, Mr. ratio- Pizr,,, Distiller, or Old-street•roid, to Ann, second olitight4r . of Chriiropher Hill, liiff —or Tor teridgc, Hots.' • On Sunday the a4th ult. 'at Tiverton; Mtron, Mr. Rabid • P ring, ni Miss 11mIsconr7o, only drug h titr of I. Ittnscombe, • Esq. of Elmore, ncar Tivccson. • 1)1k!) On the 27th ult. suddealy,,Misi Roffey, of:Hertford On Sunday last, at, his re:l:fence, stanley-linifse,- in Ow King's Road, Chelsea. Leonard Morse, LA. of the, ‘Var? Office, F. R.S. and F.A.S. The some day, in Anglesea-street, Dublin, Mr. 'fltoints Riiistottl,late of Rathcooi, aged 47. . On ,Monday morning, at his hease in LOwei Grosvenor - • street, the Right Hon. Lord Seliey, ,Nfaster of the Rones.to His M.tiest.y, in the Sith year of fus age. . On the 3 ist. of oa,,ber last, aged 57, on bo:isd the Ke.ll • Ntisti of 'War, atter, a few. days illness, Mr. 1 .•Artnstro , gr rati;; son of the late I. Arnistrong„ Esq. of Pimlico, Mi.l •1 •,, • at BuQki:lizham-place, New goad, Paa''.. l Jr. r. Robert r;lll,:irii, t andscape Painter. Lately, at Chestor-le-strmt, aged 9b, Mr. William Irwin, Bain* 'He hstt followed his business till within in.: twkr last •vezir.s . ,;( j ) i s l i zi t • a l ia s what is rather reinSirk,4l3,!r, 44. "4: o i "‘•••'4“•,) , gtass.of across a room without sp: ling l• drop at it. . . . tee A few days since, at IlewmAritet, ,County of Clare, land, in the 9505 . year of his ago. F arrel 1, the wcil" known .MIAZ1:11 of the ruerictiratits id Munster, oVer tv,h o o' , he reigned tot 70 years with' mildness , justice, and ( 1 )0 2.4 .^"., tion. . • . HIGH VL . AT Eit Ar LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIC)1"1" ROW. Morning, 4r min After 6. j Afternoon, cmin. after 7• To l'. 'r.A. Y.Lt./ It, Surgeon, N. g,•NeN• lirldge.itfcv l , ' . • ~ Lototoli. it R • ,__, 'Edinburgh, vay 7 , It ''' ' '. • y N the Spring. of 1704 I wa.3 athiaed- with A A -Venereal . Complaint, • which I 'treated ,with ind:der• mice for five months: but was then obliged to apply tr , a . ' regular l'hysician, , .Who put a temportly stop to the ORA? , lens of th e 'Disease (by mercurial, apylic.ttionsytjr sont o time ;,- but growing, in spiti of all med i ei t ie a nd the advieo of the first (:entienten of the Faculty here, \verse 41 11 work for two years, I was reduced m a state almost ow paralleled and beyoutklocription. being •an entire ieils. and ulcerated from heal to toot; --M y head, throat, =nun; nose, legr...arins, Sze. have been. atteinately in. danger oft becoming useless; in short, I I, :v.: h;;;I /RHO pv,atity Cl) thirty eatitt4 ulcers on my 'body, and nearly tinally Joe; prived of sight. - -It would be vkluminous ir p.irriviiblei rite all 01) case-suffitarit to say, there never Was, or el l 1 will be,-one oc a initire dangerous, , iir of a more comino• ; sated nature. I was l u ng 104'..eti / ;,,nby niti aicwis, aiii:, ima6ined mys7rlf, ber,, ti a, a il 1 1 „ 1 ,.,, 0 1e.. .,„.. ery . A t !, itt... .thludi in. my, -then oundition;. death w.. 1 1 - ,feral . )l4l to lilt' ,more than mi, , erablei tii , .e. In this thvottrat sitti,tion 4: 1 ".• I diag' a low.t ilii.centhl.• existeni . e, till Divine Proridet o threw in :::y wn,.. a —. s! ewspaper c4iitainit:g the cAst! ,oI; i f! : Mr.. 11. or 1'1 , ,,•1n....:th:•-nty t'pentil, read it, 1 could nor. „.I Sent . : anti , i ): , ..:•;:,:•i some of your 1. EA :: E's PATE Nt .. . 1 111.J..5, wilic!:, Oytiing,ti - om Owe to tirm..., itrtinow ; ;` 3l "L • have low hem; totter more than.four 'yeari:buieserib 3 P7 distre-.: . ''., ! ..- ,;iii .1 s tate.et li ;aim 1:.. .-; r I en.JoYod„,;',. 4 ,: t prom ~.,1 tt,, , ( had a tine,: thriving, !,•• ,!11: - .• eliliti:.••n'',,,, °' MC .1 lOW' I: ~ -, ' In gr.i., , . Of fC1111,•:1:.:4 Iny 1, !:,. • ~:r,, ..., ; , eq uesi tOll ." ~„' pnblish thig; ;nut ..- . . WiAll rtvheSiitisr - ' , ~,.' 1..1 , .,1 Of tr.:,,, of 1 tutster palL-' curare, CO riu: ,, i - ~,:, ',:;, , r, i..- ri,ar er ecrson. ',, '' 'knew ' ' - eXCetfl it, . i :e.A , ..: lion;/ ev.cr. . , ,•v , ''• , 1,:,.,0, to assuitt mankinii, that in ) ()la .LE . AI, ~'; J.: , S r , ! l -'t % .41 '; ' '''.0.h i lb sure, spes4y. *ire, alui rudic,i', , er ns. - In: S t 'A r :C 4 O nnt i • :r i l i :l o . , - %: t e b r:r: i l ni t:i ) i.::: :,.l l: st ' f;i•....::::.,:1,,, i v .: 1;ii :ji ; ), ( ; ),:F t i ;s1. ) 1 .;: ) (:),4 " : ;,; , Iftftliffit i.f.;. . !Mine anti atittrebs t , ..!ttlie i btu Lroka' s i 4, •; ,L - 1,701n , rel h r, W:intirle information may also he ,-er, , ticif 13 :111: eind : 1 4 triends by bin,. S. Clark, RattP,.,iv.; ':... t r,hz..v... , , E.1: ,, i ,, : , 0 1, l'reoared anct Smil t:', :its ti.:!,: Pr0nt,....0 if, i T. TAN LOP., , tviembe: oi the i ,, ,, , ' '' " T ' ' " ''''' '' ' ' ' '' ' a •„„ •,_ 0 , ...,:- •,, •' . 0, in London, at in., n , , , ,,,, No, i: 1 ., : . ;• , . , 14 - .:;,.. , ••i"c". _,,, Where he cv . ot'y.;ive .Advice wanout a ::-..:, to 1,4.:rb00, Iwo.'" , irl4 rlie3C fills, ant;. Will answer r.tt,Y , l:: Iztt:::;i, it . 1f. 13. ; pa.icl, on the 5.,: '.e terms; observing i , . sll eases the 1, " - '' tnviollthie secrecy ' , no person's ii - i:r.,., •,! , -.se having 1 99 °T ,. mer.tiOned, but at their own particto J i - ; • , :A, by the rrom, putor, 4,1411 . khe! course Or Irmo v.:to, th irty-six, Vol: . that he has had VIC Ceihdlidlng•Of an :..\ tCftsive sale of ti,.. 'above Meatacins, rind the practix:e ari::: , Le, tnerefroto,.• ,„'''_' . . They are also Soitt by hi s i‘ppoint.: , ..w., ior the exini.: nience of thoie living, at a diem/it/., 1,. Mt. PaPite r s South.bOdge,' Erlintr•rzlt; Mr._ Adscd • ~T, Printer, Gi!s, 4 gew, to whom also M. T. refers !.i',l' I'l- I;ia . ressi at 4, 7 a kentutneflitij N 0.15, , St..l\ ihan e ,.4.“r ,, ,:t, i' t . l -mall; tt obitsun's Toy -strop, No. is3,.biii ~ , . •,,,L,, : ::: • `M't. t n. '" borough's,ll,lo.l, lilsh-sheet-hill, neaf;) •1,J., , ite the r " 4 ; , a - . Bur:lent i Mr.,,Steelts,. linokseller., No. 1 , 1 . 1 i ,, ' ) .' - ur 'y ' 4 " . Tov , er-itiiii - '15 , 1,. WM Dame.street •Dliblir6 And hY one t 1 , , • I, „„, xu person Ili. every ciptsinetaele lOWII .11 (;relt-I,lllt.- •u ' irelaihi. in liOxi , :r I X, tinly' as. gd, tir.;ri, - stile ' uP 'lsa% full ana ittain;-thyrthor.4, Whereby_.pntpna oJ - ..eitiur . - - iii,ty cure r itentscific,; v. itit•ease anti ie,-r!".,•}' . ,•!'". uo ,•'N. B. E G very -Box • sOiii. in react; linear •t 4 •se 3 i 4 " 7. v ' . i ti ". :, ' , ' ; -t4frlP t th, wflich,. by' fav,;.iar or the Cohlrl i fi r S/..f.erS, IS Tratted,' at the statiri;..()Mee-;„.. T. 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